The SEC “regrets any confusion it may have invited?” Confusion was their main strategy! 😵💫
For YEARS the SEC sued crypto companies over existing securities laws they knew didn’t work and then refused to comment on any further information regarding the details of these lawsuits while continually claiming the laws were clear…
Would it even have been possible to create more uncertainty in these markets? Or was it literally their goal?
@thebearablebull Hard to succeed if you aren’t paying attention the utility narrative from a macroeconomic point of view. It’s a long game. Pure and simple.
@MasonVersluis Could be good for adoption, but bad for those who end up as exit liquidity, which will sour those investors on the space. Double edged sword.
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The SEC made a serious mistake going after Brad & Chris personally – and now, they’ve capitulated, dismissing all charges against our executives. This is not a settlement. This is a surrender by the SEC.
1/ It’s been 5 years since Bill Hinman gave his infamous speech – and through the SEC’s lawsuit against @Ripple (and 7 court orders), we can finally share what happened behind the scenes through the now public emails / drafts of the speech.